It's conversion time for the Thunder Chiefs
Now all of the Squats Motor-Bike options have been used. Zigmunt "Revnant" Zobair needs to distract attention from that. A Big Antenna and Chaos-Shield Wheel Covers work for the back
Revnant (Squat Biker 6) has gotten a bit more dramatic in the front. The Headlights bit has been used, but used to chain half a Necron to the spokes
Hopping along is a damned Eldar Striking Scorpion, head attached to puny chicken-shaped robot body (from a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mouser)
Biker Lemmy "Babyarm" Kilmister rebuilt the entire front of his cycle, using an all-terrain gripping track in place of the front tire, and an imposing horned skull for steering
Babyarm (Squat Biker 2) also replaced his puny pistol with a nice spiky Kroot rifle, and has taken the term "head light" quite literally
Kenneth "Ken" Haringsbeens has totally tossed aside the Squat Cycle Construction Manual, producing an all-terrain half-track able to squish the defeated (Pit Slave 3) beneath its bulk
Ken has managed to use parts from Warhammer 40K, WFB, Epic 40K, Warmaster, Necromunda, and Inquisitor to create his man-crusher
Our master mechanic is Squat Biker 5, with spindly legs swapped from a Dark Eldar Warp Beast and muscular arm taken from a Lizardmen Saurus
Using just 1 Squat bit is Otzo "Spinne" Sluitdiep. Spinne's tracks and front wheel share the same Ork-source as Ken, and Spinne's half-track is mostly Orky in origin
What is not Ork is a melange of mostly Chaos and Imperial parts
Spinne is also a paella of parts, based on an Epic 40K Knight Paladin, with limbs from a Chaos Dreadnought Power Scourge and elsewhere
We also keep piling on the Pit Slaves
On the road to Sturgis
Biker Lemmy "Babyarm" Kilmister rebuilt the entire front of his cycle, using an all-terrain gripping track in place of the front tire, and an imposing horned skull for steering
Babyarm (Squat Biker 2) also replaced his puny pistol with a nice spiky Kroot rifle, and has taken the term "head light" quite literally
Kenneth "Ken" Haringsbeens has totally tossed aside the Squat Cycle Construction Manual, producing an all-terrain half-track able to squish the defeated (Pit Slave 3) beneath its bulk
Ken has managed to use parts from Warhammer 40K, WFB, Epic 40K, Warmaster, Necromunda, and Inquisitor to create his man-crusher
Our master mechanic is Squat Biker 5, with spindly legs swapped from a Dark Eldar Warp Beast and muscular arm taken from a Lizardmen Saurus
Using just 1 Squat bit is Otzo "Spinne" Sluitdiep. Spinne's tracks and front wheel share the same Ork-source as Ken, and Spinne's half-track is mostly Orky in origin
What is not Ork is a melange of mostly Chaos and Imperial parts
Spinne is also a paella of parts, based on an Epic 40K Knight Paladin, with limbs from a Chaos Dreadnought Power Scourge and elsewhere
We also keep piling on the Pit Slaves(#1 this time)
On the road to Sturgis
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